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Clinical Aromatherapy: Essential Oils in Healthcare PDF

352 Pages·2016·5.88 MB·English
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Cover image Page: cover Title page Page: i Table of Contents Page: xiii Copyright Page: ii Dedication Page: iii Foreword Page: iv Preface Page: vii Acknowledgments Page: x Reviewers Page: xi Section I. Overview Page: 1 Introduction Page: 1 Chapter 1. The Evolution of Aromatherapy Page: 2 Ancient History Page: 2 Fourteenth Century to Present Day Page: 7 Renaissance of Aromatherapy Page: 9 Aromatherapy Today Page: 11 Types of Aromatherapy Page: 12 Chapter 2. How Essential Oils Work Page: 15 How Essential Oils Work Page: 15 Applications Page: 25 How Essential Oils are Excreted Page: 30 Chapter 3. Basic Plant Taxonomy, Basic Essential Oil Chemistry, Extraction, Biosynthesis, and Analysis Page: 37 Basic Plant Taxonomy Page: 38 Basic Essential Oil Chemistry Page: 43 Extraction, Biosynthesis, and Analysis Page: 60 Chapter 4. Essential Oil Toxicity and Contraindications Page: 73 Part 1: Essential Oil Toxicity and Toxicology Page: 74 Dermal Toxicity Page: 76 Oral Toxicity Page: 78 Measuring Toxicity Page: 83 Inhalation Toxicity Page: 84 Conclusion Page: 85 Part 2. Contraindications & safety Page: 85 General Contraindications Page: 89 Safety and Storage of Essential Oils Page: 90 Chapter 5. Aromatherapy and Integrative Healthcare Page: 95 Integrative Healthcare—what’s in a Name? Page: 95 Why do we Need IH? Page: 97 Where does Aromatherapy Fit in an Integrative Model of Healthcare? Page: 97 Models of Integration Page: 97 Examples of Integration Page: 101 Hospital Systems Page: 104 Summary Page: 107 Examples of how Aromatherapy Can be Used in Hospitals Page: 108 How to Begin Integration Page: 109 Conducting a Pilot Study Page: 109 Chapter 6. The ‘M’Technique® Page: 117 What is It? Page: 117 Why is It Relevant to a Book on Clinical Aromatherapy? Page: 117 What is the Relevance of the ‘M’ Technique in Healthcare? Page: 118 Where did the ‘M’ Technique Come From? Page: 118 Where is the Research? Page: 119 Where is It Used? Page: 120 The ‘M’ Technique as Part of Nursing Care Page: 125 Section II. Clinical Use of Aromatherapy Page: 129 Introduction Page: 129 Chapter 7. Infection Page: 130 Infection Page: 130 Bacterial Classification Page: 142 Bacteria and Antibiotics Page: 143 Essential Oils as Antibacterial Agents Page: 145 Research on the Antibacterial Properties of Essential Oils Page: 146 Viruses Page: 149 Antiviral Properties of Essential Oils Page: 151 Fungal Infections Page: 153 Candida albicans Page: 154 Evolutionary Pharmacology Page: 155 Chapter 8. Insomnia Page: 168 Overview Page: 168 Aromatherapy for Insomnia Page: 171 Chapter 9. Nausea and Vomiting Page: 182 Conventional Approaches to Treating Vomiting Page: 182 Aromatherapy for Nausea Page: 184 Chapter 10. Pain and Inflammation Page: 195 Pain Page: 195 Inflammation Page: 212 Conclusions Page: 215 Chapter 11. Stress and Well-Being Page: 223 Stress Page: 223 Section III. Aromatherapy in Clinical Specialties Page: 239 Introduction Page: 239 Chapter 12. Care of the Elderly Page: 240 The Elderly Page: 240 Chapter 13. Critical Care/ICU Page: 252 Aromatherapy for Drug-Resistant Pathogens in Critical Care Page: 254 Fear Page: 259 Aromatherapy in ICU Page: 260 Chapter 14. Dermatology Page: 270 Acne Page: 271 Athlete’s Foot and Onychomycosis Page: 273 Herpes Page: 276 Wrinkles Page: 279 Chapter 15. Mental Health Page: 286 Schizophrenia Page: 286 Aromatherapy and Mental Illness Page: 288 Chapter 16. Oncology Page: 306 Aromatherapy and Cancer Treatment Page: 307 Chapter 17. Palliative, Hospice, and End-of-Life Care Page: 324 Palliative Care Page: 325 Hospice Care Page: 328 End-of-Life Care Page: 330 Chapter 18. Pediatrics Page: 338 Hyperactivity Page: 341 Attention Deficit/Hyperactivity Disorder Page: 342 Pediculosis (Head Lice) Page: 344 Infantile Colic Page: 347 Baby Baths with Lavender Page: 348 Baby Apnea, Pediatric Viral Pneumonia, and Reduction of Sedation During Mechanical Ventilation of a Young Child Page: 348 Chapter 19. Respiratory Care Page: 353 Respiratory Disease Page: 353 Chronic Bronchitis Page: 356 Asthma Page: 358 Chronic Obstructive Pulmonary Disease Page: 360 Sinusitis Page: 361 Cystic Fibrosis Page: 363 Tuberculosis Page: 364 Forced Vital Lung Capacity Page: 367 Chapter 20. Women’s Health Page: 373 Dysmenorrhea Page: 373 Pregnancy and Labor Page: 376 Postpartum Care Page: 382 Menopause Page: 383 Vaginal Infections Page: 385 Appendix. Recommended Essential Oil Distributors and Resources Page: 395 Index Page: 398 Appendix 2 Page: 413

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Aromatherapy is one of the main complementary therapies to be practiced by nurses and other health care professionals in hospital, hospice, and community settings. Written by a nurse, this clinical text highlights how aromatherapy can enhance care and the role health care professionals play in its practice. It examines key facts and issues in aromatherapy practice, and applies these within a variety of contexts and conditions, taking a carefully holistic approach in dealing with the patient.
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